Correct spellings for APROVATE
- abrogate The new administration plans to abrogate the previous executive order.
- arrogate It is wrong to arrogate the credit for someone else's work.
- Private The company's financial records were not made public, as they were considered private information.
- private I enjoy spending my private time reading in my cozy bedroom.
- probate The probate process can be a lengthy and expensive process for heirs and beneficiaries.
- pronate During the physical therapy exercise, the therapist instructed the patient to pronate their wrist to increase movement in the joint.
- prorate The company decided to prorate the benefits for new employees who joined midway through the year.
